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Conservation Commission approves three wetland projects, continues regulations update.

Conservation Commission approves three wetland projects, defers regulations update. Chair Donald Cooper and Commissioners Alix Driscoll, Jon Honea, Ruby Brown, and Floyd Greenwood unanimously approved a Determination of Applicability for the Picariello project at 18 Blueberry Hill Road, requiring

Board of Assessors approves 8 of 10 abatement applications in closed session

Board of Assessors approves eight of ten FY2026 abatement applications in executive session. Chief Assessor Tristan Hoare, along with member Joel Janovsky and Secretary Jennifer Overberg, convened in closed session under Open Meeting Law Purpose 7 to review and act on abatement and exemption

Andover Building Panel Endorses High School Improvement Study Plan

Andover Building Advisory Committee backs study of three high school improvement options. Town Manager Andrew Flanagan detailed three funding scenarios ranging from $15 million to $80 million, with annual tax impacts from $32 to $540 per household. The committee will convene a workshop on February

Council on Aging forms working groups on parking, survey, and programming.

Andover Council on Aging forms working groups on senior parking and community survey. At the February 12 meeting at the Robb Center, Chair Ralph Bledsoe's board appointed four members each to develop a senior free-parking-sticker proposal and to revise a five-year-old Elder Services survey ahead of

250th Anniversary Committee schedules May rededication and July events.

The 250th Anniversary Committee approved a May 25 rededication ceremony at American Revolution Park, featuring a General Lafayette plaque unveiling from 8:30 AM to 9:30 AM on Memorial Day. Chair Susan McCready's committee also advanced planning for a July 8 Declaration of Independence reading and